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Bramshott Open Gardens 2024
Bramshott Open Gardens is back again this year, with a celebrity opening by well known broadcaster, author and comedian, Sandi Toksvig, at 11 am on Saturday 15th June, at St. Mary's Church, Bramshott, GU30 7SQ. Over 20 gardens are open between 11 am and 5 pm on both Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th June. Tickets are £8, valid for both days, with children 12 and under free of charge, and are on sale at the weekend, and online. In 2022 we had over 1,000 visitors over both days, and raised over £25,000 for local and national charities, and local good causes.
Come and visit what is reputed to be the most haunted village in Britain, and former home to Boris Karloff and his wife. See C12th Bramshott Manor, the oldest continuously inhabited Manor House in the south of England , mentioned in the Domesday Book as owned by Edward of Salisbury, and Clerks, with its immaculate sweeping grounds and stunning vistas. Visit our smaller cottage and courtyard gardens, all tended by their enthusiastic owners. Some gardens will serve refreshments, and there is a Tea Tent and Barbecue beside the church, together with a Tombola and Plant Stall, with a wide variety of plants, a themed Flower display in the church, and the opportunity to buy a booklet of a local poet's contributions to the Bramshott Bugle over the years, as a souvenir of the weekend.
We have shuttle buses around the village, loos in convenient places, free parking, and a very warm welcome awaits our visitors.
Although we love our doggies, please leave them at home, as we don't want them to be left in hot cars. Guide dogs are of course very welcome.
We look forward to seeing you all on the 15th and 16th June, and wear your walking shoes for a stroll along our ancient sunken lanes and around our beautiful gardens, or hop on a bus to reach gardens further afield in the village.
Visit our website, www.bramshottopengardens.org to see a gallery of gardens, and to buy Tickets in Advance.
Come and visit what is reputed to be the most haunted village in Britain, and former home to Boris Karloff and his wife. See C12th Bramshott Manor, the oldest continuously inhabited Manor House in the south of England , mentioned in the Domesday Book as owned by Edward of Salisbury, and Clerks, with its immaculate sweeping grounds and stunning vistas. Visit our smaller cottage and courtyard gardens, all tended by their enthusiastic owners. Some gardens will serve refreshments, and there is a Tea Tent and Barbecue beside the church, together with a Tombola and Plant Stall, with a wide variety of plants, a themed Flower display in the church, and the opportunity to buy a booklet of a local poet's contributions to the Bramshott Bugle over the years, as a souvenir of the weekend.
We have shuttle buses around the village, loos in convenient places, free parking, and a very warm welcome awaits our visitors.
Although we love our doggies, please leave them at home, as we don't want them to be left in hot cars. Guide dogs are of course very welcome.
We look forward to seeing you all on the 15th and 16th June, and wear your walking shoes for a stroll along our ancient sunken lanes and around our beautiful gardens, or hop on a bus to reach gardens further afield in the village.
Visit our website, www.bramshottopengardens.org to see a gallery of gardens, and to buy Tickets in Advance.
Celebrity Opening by Sandi Toksvig at 11 am on Saturday 15th June, 2024.
Open 11 am - 5 pm on both Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th June, 2024
Free Parking.
Accessible gardens.
Apologies, No Dogs, other than Guide dogs.
£8 per ticket that gives entrance on both days, to over 20 gardens including Bramshott Manor.
Children aged 12 and under, free of charge.
Shuttle buses around the village.
Tea Tent, Barbecue, Plant Stall, Tombola, Flower Display in C13th. St. Marys Church.
Open 11 am - 5 pm on both Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th June, 2024
Free Parking.
Accessible gardens.
Apologies, No Dogs, other than Guide dogs.
£8 per ticket that gives entrance on both days, to over 20 gardens including Bramshott Manor.
Children aged 12 and under, free of charge.
Shuttle buses around the village.
Tea Tent, Barbecue, Plant Stall, Tombola, Flower Display in C13th. St. Marys Church.
St. Marys Church, Church Road, Bramshott, Liphook, Hampshire GU30 7SQ
Sat 15 June and Sun 16 June
Website:
www.bramshottopengardens.org.uk
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